National Republican., 1887-10-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WESTERN REPORTER. Weekly. October I.
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Curreot decisions are given in the supreme
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People, "Anarchists Case,n which will be
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THE sIDERIAL MESSENGER. September and
October 81 year. NOrthneld, MINI,
Carleton College Observatory. william W.
Payne, Director. -
Many articles, all interesting to the as
tronomer and most to the intelligent gem
eral reader. Particularly pleasant and
profitable are "Tho Time Service OF the
Lick observatory "I.ife aud achieve
ments OF Alvan Clark,n "Star OF Bethle-
hem" and the "Editorial Notes."
The earth Ia not suiilclent for immortal
man; he should look through the starry
universe, share its delight, and appreciate
It's wonders.
THE woMAN'S ARGOsY. October. s3a
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This Rcriew will, OF course, be most en-
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and reaeon It can but prove highly accept
able. The important sacred subjects OF IN.
time are here fully treated. First, at pres-
sent, Is "The Issue In South CarOlina,n on
the statement Of the causes which led to
the withdrawal Of the deputies from the
late diocesan convention; then The Amerl
can Church Building Fund Commission"
"Theistic Ethics" contemporary Liters
ture," In its various branches, and con-
tinued articles on "The Voice Of the Church
Of England on Episcopal Ordination"
"Life, Times, and Correspondence of Bisnop
White,n and "The Law Of the Church In
the United States"
| THE WRITER. October. Ten cents; 81
year Boston: Publishers.
We bail the Writer "a the most ardent
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| experience Of authors in all branches OF the
| profession cannot be otherwise than valua-
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Merely to copy few titles OF the present
numbers articles will illustrate It's interest,
| variety, and importance. Thus: "The
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truth, which is seldom called to the front;
"a Desk Editors Nightmares" Reporters"
"a Country Editors Trials" and "How to
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BoDYKE. A Chapter in the History of Irish
| Landlordism. By HENRY NORMAN. Re-
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from the "Pall Mall Gazette" aud illus
trated with sketches from instantaneous
| photographs by the author. New YORK :
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| 20 cents.
An interesting and timely volume to
Americans, SO many of whom cherish in
their veins proud and brave Irish blood.
Interesting, moreover, to all who reverence
the righ. Of speech and the sacred privilege
OF liberty. .
These stories of English rapacity and
cruelty are thrilling and agonizing. imagl-
nation could not conceive them, Though
true, they seem Incredible. Humanity
ehudders at the account.
We quote few sentences from the con.
clusion: ~ have tried to tell Of the horrors
and the Injustice Of the eviction OF l75 peo-
pie. But this is only tiny fraction OF the
awful list OF men, women, and children
rendered homeless In Ireland under Eng
lish law. Yet, In this so called
year of our Lord 1887, and in the very
month IN which the queen and all her
empire have celebrated with unprecedented
splendor and state the progress and glory
Of her fifty years, the conservative govern
ment has passedithe cruelest coercion bill Of
of all the eighty seven with which Ireland
has been oppressed, and have made 1t th-
law forever and ever Is 1t strange that
there are rebels among Irishmen Is 1t not
stranger that there Ia living lrishman
who does not hate tue very name
and thought of England? Put your
self In his place. And, finally,
do you thiuk, English workingmen, that
the enforcement of such rights of property
| rs these does not concern you? IL great
land crisis aud land war should come Ia
England, as II well may, would your home
and Your wife and your children be safe
where these are the rights of property p
Ask yourself that. Property has no right
to take human ltfe."
| STANDARD INFANTRY TACTICS, embrac
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| Skirmishcrs. Inspection, &C., as authorized
by the War Department, Third edition
illustrated BY Lieut.. HUGH 7. REED, u
S. Army. Chicago: Published by the author
20. BOX CAT. Publisher. 90 cents.
AS 1t is "too late to whet the sword when
the trumpet sounds to draw it," and we
have not yet, despite Of our sublime Chris
tianty and transcendent civilization, ar
rived at "peace on earth," this volume |.
valuable. 1t has been prepared with
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The form is small, and convenient for til,
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"BroOm Tactics or, Calisthenics In New
| Form for Young Laliesn